WFMU: Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from September 6, 2024

Listener comments!
	7:02pm Listener Gregory: Love will steer the stars. Too bad it isn't down here. Good evening, Bronwyn.
	7:02pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In (The Flesh Failures)... Hi, Bronwyn. A groovy song to begin this show with!
	7:02pm doctorjazz: Harmony and understanding (well, nice harmonies, at least). Hi Bronwyn, Jazzes!
	7:04pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hello darlings!!!!!
	7:04pm Listener Gregory: Bronwyn is bringing the acid back to acid jazz. Hey, @doctorj!
	7:05pm doctorjazz: ↳ Listener Gregory @7:04 Hey, Gregory, how's everything going?
	7:07pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In (The Flesh Failures)... Got to sing this in a (very) amature show,( (chorus) it's so much fun to sing!
	7:08pm WR: Hello Bronwyn and folks.
	7:08pm doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @7:07 amateur
	7:09pm Dan S: I remember a 9th-grade teacher of mine describing his seeing of "Hair." Yeah, I'm dating myself. BTW, i thought the movie version was pretty good.
	7:09pm WR: A contemporaneous cover show!
	7:14pm doctorjazz: Show tunes stopped being pop hits soon after Hair, seems to me. In the "Golden Age", these tunes were what pop singers sang (in fact, they mostly did "covers"; performers weren't expected to compose their own material). The 60s brought the opposite attitude-there were few "cover" artists, to be an "artist" you had to write your own material (Linda Rondstat and a few others were exceptions).
	7:15pm Listener Gregory: I don't really understand why Dinah Shore was popular. I guess she was pretty?
	7:19pm WR: ↳ Song: "Some Enchanted Evening" by "Perry Como" Oh! Perry! I'm not usually a Perry Como fan but seems he here is doing Bing Crosby but with warmer fuller voice. Or maybe I just finally caught up to Como.
	7:19pm doctorjazz: ↳ WR @7:19 My parents used to watch the Perry Como show, saw him quite a bit back in the day.
	7:21pm Dan S: ↳ doctorjazz @7:14 I can't think of any show tune covers done by Linda Ronstadt. I think Judy Collins may have done one or more.
	7:22pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Hey There" by "Rosemary Clooney" Buddy Cole Orchestra credited backing up Clooney (wanted to find the sax soloist, but Discogs didn't give more detail).
	7:22pm Vinnie: Mom, Mary Ann, would have loved this, I grew up listening to these tunes - I often imagine us listening to AJHs together today, and smile
	7:23pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dan S @7:21 I didn't mean to say she was a Broadway Cover singer-but her whole repertoir was covers of material written by others (as opposed, to, say Neil Young, Jackson Browne, etc...)
	7:25pm doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @7:23 At that time, making a career without writing your own material was the exception
	7:25pm Dan S: ↳ doctorjazz @7:23 I should have noted that I got your point and agreed with it. I just thought about whether Linda R. had covered any show tunes because you mentioned her name.
	7:25pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Hello, Dolly!" by "Louis Armstrong" SATCH!!!!
	7:26pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Hello, Dolly!" by "Louis Armstrong" It's hard to hear Louis singing a song like this and NOT smile at it.
	7:27pm Rich in Washington: I feel like I'm listening to my favorite 'beautiful music' station Sunny 910 AM in the 80s.
	7:28pm Dan S: A Louis Armstrong bio-show. Let's hope they do it well.
	7:31pm Listener Gregory: I'm a little worried about a Louis Armstrong musical, because his greatest work was instrumental. He of course did a bunch of vocals too, but without West End Blues and the like, how can they tell his story??
	7:32pm Dan S: ↳ Listener Gregory @7:31 You have a good point there.
	7:33pm WR: Was recently on a Thornton Wilder kick and in reading about Hello Dolly was interested to find out that Armstrong's song success was what triggered the musical to be retitled "Hello Dolly" before it opened on Broadway.
	7:37pm WR: They have a role for King Oliver in the Armstrong musical, so seems they are including the early more instrument focused part of Armstrong's career: www.louisarmstrongmusical.com...
	7:40pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "My Cup Runneth Over" by "Ed Ames" I'm hearing some singers this evening I haven't heard from (or thought of) in decades. Thanks, Bronwyn!
	7:44pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Next" by "Scott Walker" Wow, quite a song! Those are such frank lyrics. I don't think I've heard this one before.
	7:44pm WR: No Fletcher Henderson, Coleman Hawkins, Luis Russell, Dodds brothers, Earl Hines or any of the other musicians in the bands have cast roles, so yeah, just the lightlights.
	7:45pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Song: "Next" by "Scott Walker" Interesting. I don't remember ever hearing this song at the time. "If we only have love" was kind of a hit, but a deviation from the Jacques Brel original, which was more like "When one has nothing except love."
	7:47pm Listener Gregory: ↳ WR @7:44 Hmm, hardly any roles, actually. I'm guessing it's stronger on music and dancing than on storyline.
	7:50pm Dan S: I once referred to Scott Walker on the WFMU comments board when I meant DJ Scott Williams. :-)
	7:51pm doctorjazz: ↳ WR @7:37 Satch definitely was the primary jazz soloist of the time (Sidney Bechet was up there), but from the start he wanted to sing as well (he's supposed to have left the Fletcher Henderson Orchestra because Henderson didn't like his singing and wouldn't give him singing parts in tunes).
	7:51pm WR: ↳ WR @7:44 lightlights = highlights
	7:53pm doctorjazz: This show is up MsJazz's alley (she's just hanging and singing all the tunes). Nice birthday present (it was yesterday).
	7:56pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Song: "I've Gotta Be Me" by "SAMMY DAVIS JR." I forgot what a great voice Sammy Davis had. This song was covered a hundred times, but not with as much panache as his version. Yes, I said "panache"!
	7:57pm WR: ↳ Song: "I've Gotta Be Me" by "SAMMY DAVIS JR." I liked that Davis recording. I gotta plug the online findable vid of Sammy Davis Jr as Tonight show guest host and his guest is Sarah Vaughn. Yes, some incredible singing and some funny lines too.
	8:00pm Dan S: ↳ Listener Gregory @7:56 And you said it with such dash and flamboyance! :)
	8:05pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Song: "(If You Let Me Make Love to You Then) Why Can't I... This song was subject to a lot of ridicule at the time, as well as some adolescent speculation on how love-making without touching might work.
	8:06pm WR: ↳ WR @7:57 Here tis, Sammy and Sarah, for later. The last 4 or 5 minutes is them dueting, if you have time, the whole 17 minutes is good. youtu.be...
	8:12pm WR: The Helen Reddy "I don't know how to love him" was very successful for a certain audience segment.
	8:12pm Ike: Hi there!
	8:16pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "I Don't Know How To Love Him" by "Helen Reddy" That's an interesting historical footnote, that this was the last show tune to make it into the yearly Top 100. This was over 50 years ago now!
	8:22pm Dan S: We need Taylor Swift or Beyonce or someone like that to cover a show tune and make it a huge hit! Any suggestions for the song/artist? (I'm only semi-serious.)
	8:24pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Send in the Clowns" by "Judy Collins" This is one of the Judy Collins songs I was thinking of.
	8:26pm WR: ↳ Song: "Morning Glow" by "Michael Jackson" according to Wikipedia this was only released as a single in the UK and Australia and a couple of other markets. Just on the album in the US.
	8:28pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ doctorjazz @7:53 happy birthday MsJazz!!! :D
	8:29pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ Vinnie @7:22 aww I love this so much Vinnie!!! :)
	8:29pm Listener Gregory: ↳ WR @8:12 Interesting. I only remember hearing the Yvonne Elliman version, which perhaps was more popular on rock radio stations.
	8:29pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ Rich in Washington @7:27 I wish those stations were still a thing, I would unironically love to host a show on one of them lol
	8:29pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ Ike @8:12 hi there ike!!!
	8:31pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Dan S @8:22 Maybe some country music star could add pedal steel to a show tune and make a country hit out of it.
	8:31pm WR: ↳ doctorjazz @7:53 Belated Happy Birthday Ms Jazz!
	8:32pm Dan S: ↳ Bronwyn Bishop @8:29 Maybe A show, one show, but then I think you'd find the strict format much too confining.
	8:42pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ Listener Gregory @8:31 now there's an idea!
	8:42pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ Dan S @8:32 haha probably true
	8:46pm doctorjazz: Almost the end (and just finished preparing dinner), thanks BB, Great Weekend All!
	8:48pm Dan S: ↳ doctorjazz @8:46 Thanks! Same to you! Also, a belated happy birthday to Ms. Jazz!
	8:48pm northguineahills: helloing at the buzzer! haze bronwyn and lowered pH digits!
	8:50pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ doctorjazz @8:46 good night dr!!!
	8:51pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ northguineahills @8:48 and hello ngh!!!
	8:53pm TonyR: Was there ever anything else as beautiful as Disco?
	8:56pm Dan S: This was a fun show, Bronwyn! A definite crowd-pleaser! Well, I must admit I wasn't crazy about the disco versions of the show tunes, but maybe that's just me.
	8:57pm Ike: "It's the Angel Witch of disco recordings" -- ha ha ha ha!
	8:57pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for a wonderful show this evening, Bronwyn!
	8:59pm Listener Gregory: Fun idea for a show, Ms. B. Thanks as always for your efforts in putting these shows together.
	9:00pm ironybread: AW SHIT YEAH
	9:13pm WR: Thank you! Bronwyn! another great episode! I was finishing up cooking so could not comment for that two track disco set. Probably for the best.

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from September 6, 2024

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Musical theater from off the beaten path. Obscure and unusual show tunes from within the canon and without, flops, failures, and the newest works from up-and-coming artists—plus tried-and-true hits. Also, occasional appearances from songs that are not show tunes (but only if they go really well with show tunes).

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
The 5th Dimension	Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In (The Flesh Failures)	The Age Of Aquarius	Soul City	1969	Music: Galt MacDermot Lyrics: James Rado & Gerome Ragni	0:00:00 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

Dinah Shore	Doin' What Comes Natur'lly	Doin' What Comes Natur'lly/I Got Lost in His Arms	Columbia	1946	Music & Lyrics: Irving Berlin	0:12:27 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Perry Como	Some Enchanted Evening	Some Enchanted Evening	RCA Victor	1949	Music: Richard Rodgers Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II	0:14:29 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Rosemary Clooney	Hey There "Hey There" by "Rosemary Clooney"	Hey There/This Ole House	Columbia	1954	Music & Lyrics: Richard Adler & Jerry Ross	0:17:52 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
The Four Lads	Standing On The Corner	Standing On The Corner	Columbia	1956	Music & Lyrics: Frank Loesser	0:21:01 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong	Hello, Dolly! "Hello, Dolly!" by "Louis Armstrong"	Hello, Dolly!	Kapp	1964	Music & Lyrics: Jerry Herman	0:22:48 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

Dusty Springfield	Who Can I Turn To? (When Nobody Needs Me)	Ev'rything's Coming Up Dusty	Philips	1965	Music & Lyrics: Leslie Bricusse & Anthony Newley	0:31:11 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Shirley Bassey	Big Spender "Big Spender" by "Shirley Bassey"	And We Were Lovers	United Artists	1967	Music: Cy Coleman Lyrics: Dorothy Fields	0:33:02 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ed Ames	My Cup Runneth Over "My Cup Runneth Over" by "Ed Ames"	My Cup Runneth Over	RCA Victor	1966	Music: Harvey Schmidt Lyrics: Tom Jones	0:34:52 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
The Peddlers	On A Clear Day (You Can See Forever)	Three in a Cell	Cbs	1968	Music: Burton Lane Lyrics: Alan Jay Lerner	0:37:03 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Scott Walker	Next "Next" by "Scott Walker"	Scott 2	Philips Records	1968	Music & Lyrics: Jacques Brel (translated into English by Eric Blau & Mort Shuman)	0:40:41 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

SAMMY DAVIS JR.	I've Gotta Be Me "I've Gotta Be Me" by "SAMMY DAVIS JR."	I've Gotta Be Me	Reprise	1968	Music & Lyrics: Walter Marks	0:52:57 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
The Dave Pell Singers	Oh Calcutta	Mah-Na-Mah-Na	Liberty	1969	Music & Lyrics: Stanley Walden	0:55:04 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Debbie Taylor and the Hesitations	Momma, Look Sharp	Momma, Look Sharp/No Brag Just Fact	GWP Records	1969	Music & Lyrics: Sherman Edwards	0:57:32 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Dionne Warwick	I'll Never Fall in Love Again	I'll Never Fall in Love Again	Scepter	1970	Music: Burt Bacharach Lyrics: Hal David	0:59:18 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ronnie Dyson	(If You Let Me Make Love to You Then) Why Can't I Touch You?	(If You Let Me Make Love To You Then) Why Can't I Touch You?	Columbia	1970	Music & Lyrics: Peter Link & C.C. Courtney	1:01:41 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

Helen Reddy	I Don't Know How To Love Him	I Don't Know How To Love Him	Capitol	1971	Music: Andrew Lloyd Webber Lyrics: Tim Rice	1:13:16 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Pat Lundy	Thank Heaven for You "Thank Heaven for You" by "Pat Lundy"	Only Love Spoken Here	RCA Victor	1973	Music & Lyrics: Micki Grant	1:15:00 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Michael Jackson	Morning Glow "Morning Glow" by "Michael Jackson"	Music & Me	Motown	1973	Music & Lyrics: Stephen Schwartz	1:18:04 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Judy Collins	Send in the Clowns "Send in the Clowns" by "Judy Collins"	Judith	Elektra	1975	Music & Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim	1:21:40 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Grace Jones	What I Did for Love "What I Did for Love" by "Grace Jones"	portfolio	Island	1977	Music: Marvin Hamlisch Lyrics: Edward Kleban	1:25:37 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

Sarava	Sarava "Sarava" by "Sarava"	Sarava	Roadshow	1978	Music: Mitch Leigh Lyrics: N. Richard Nash	1:37:37 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
His Master's Fish featuring Gordon Grody	The Ballad Of Sweeney Todd	The Ballad of Sweeney Todd	Rca	1979	Music & Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim	1:43:08 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Body Shop	Never "Never" by "Body Shop"	Never	Buddah Records	1979	Music: Cy Coleman Lyrics: Betty Comden & Adolph Green	1:49:12 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

Nina Simone	Feeling Good "Feeling Good" by "Nina Simone"	I Put A Spell On You	Philips	1965	Music & Lyrics: Leslie Bricusse & Anthony Newley	1:58:38 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:02pm Listener Gregory: Love will steer the stars. Too bad it isn't down here. Good evening, Bronwyn.
	7:02pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In (The Flesh Failures)... Hi, Bronwyn. A groovy song to begin this show with!
	7:02pm doctorjazz: Harmony and understanding (well, nice harmonies, at least). Hi Bronwyn, Jazzes!
	7:04pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hello darlings!!!!!
	7:04pm Listener Gregory: Bronwyn is bringing the acid back to acid jazz. Hey, @doctorj!
	7:05pm doctorjazz: ↳ Listener Gregory @7:04 Hey, Gregory, how's everything going?
	7:07pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In (The Flesh Failures)... Got to sing this in a (very) amature show,( (chorus) it's so much fun to sing!
	7:08pm WR: Hello Bronwyn and folks.
	7:08pm doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @7:07 amateur
	7:09pm Dan S: I remember a 9th-grade teacher of mine describing his seeing of "Hair." Yeah, I'm dating myself. BTW, i thought the movie version was pretty good.
	7:09pm WR: A contemporaneous cover show!
	7:14pm doctorjazz: Show tunes stopped being pop hits soon after Hair, seems to me. In the "Golden Age", these tunes were what pop singers sang (in fact, they mostly did "covers"; performers weren't expected to compose their own material). The 60s brought the opposite attitude-there were few "cover" artists, to be an "artist" you had to write your own material (Linda Rondstat and a few others were exceptions).
	7:15pm Listener Gregory: I don't really understand why Dinah Shore was popular. I guess she was pretty?
	7:19pm WR: ↳ Song: "Some Enchanted Evening" by "Perry Como" Oh! Perry! I'm not usually a Perry Como fan but seems he here is doing Bing Crosby but with warmer fuller voice. Or maybe I just finally caught up to Como.
	7:19pm doctorjazz: ↳ WR @7:19 My parents used to watch the Perry Como show, saw him quite a bit back in the day.
	7:21pm Dan S: ↳ doctorjazz @7:14 I can't think of any show tune covers done by Linda Ronstadt. I think Judy Collins may have done one or more.
	7:22pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Hey There" by "Rosemary Clooney" Buddy Cole Orchestra credited backing up Clooney (wanted to find the sax soloist, but Discogs didn't give more detail).
	7:22pm Vinnie: Mom, Mary Ann, would have loved this, I grew up listening to these tunes - I often imagine us listening to AJHs together today, and smile
	7:23pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dan S @7:21 I didn't mean to say she was a Broadway Cover singer-but her whole repertoir was covers of material written by others (as opposed, to, say Neil Young, Jackson Browne, etc...)
	7:25pm doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @7:23 At that time, making a career without writing your own material was the exception
	7:25pm Dan S: ↳ doctorjazz @7:23 I should have noted that I got your point and agreed with it. I just thought about whether Linda R. had covered any show tunes because you mentioned her name.
	7:25pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Hello, Dolly!" by "Louis Armstrong" SATCH!!!!
	7:26pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Hello, Dolly!" by "Louis Armstrong" It's hard to hear Louis singing a song like this and NOT smile at it.
	7:27pm Rich in Washington: I feel like I'm listening to my favorite 'beautiful music' station Sunny 910 AM in the 80s.
	7:28pm Dan S: A Louis Armstrong bio-show. Let's hope they do it well.
	7:31pm Listener Gregory: I'm a little worried about a Louis Armstrong musical, because his greatest work was instrumental. He of course did a bunch of vocals too, but without West End Blues and the like, how can they tell his story??
	7:32pm Dan S: ↳ Listener Gregory @7:31 You have a good point there.
	7:33pm WR: Was recently on a Thornton Wilder kick and in reading about Hello Dolly was interested to find out that Armstrong's song success was what triggered the musical to be retitled "Hello Dolly" before it opened on Broadway.
	7:37pm WR: They have a role for King Oliver in the Armstrong musical, so seems they are including the early more instrument focused part of Armstrong's career: www.louisarmstrongmusical.com...
	7:40pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "My Cup Runneth Over" by "Ed Ames" I'm hearing some singers this evening I haven't heard from (or thought of) in decades. Thanks, Bronwyn!
	7:44pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Next" by "Scott Walker" Wow, quite a song! Those are such frank lyrics. I don't think I've heard this one before.
	7:44pm WR: No Fletcher Henderson, Coleman Hawkins, Luis Russell, Dodds brothers, Earl Hines or any of the other musicians in the bands have cast roles, so yeah, just the lightlights.
	7:45pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Song: "Next" by "Scott Walker" Interesting. I don't remember ever hearing this song at the time. "If we only have love" was kind of a hit, but a deviation from the Jacques Brel original, which was more like "When one has nothing except love."
	7:47pm Listener Gregory: ↳ WR @7:44 Hmm, hardly any roles, actually. I'm guessing it's stronger on music and dancing than on storyline.
	7:50pm Dan S: I once referred to Scott Walker on the WFMU comments board when I meant DJ Scott Williams. :-)
	7:51pm doctorjazz: ↳ WR @7:37 Satch definitely was the primary jazz soloist of the time (Sidney Bechet was up there), but from the start he wanted to sing as well (he's supposed to have left the Fletcher Henderson Orchestra because Henderson didn't like his singing and wouldn't give him singing parts in tunes).
	7:51pm WR: ↳ WR @7:44 lightlights = highlights
	7:53pm doctorjazz: This show is up MsJazz's alley (she's just hanging and singing all the tunes). Nice birthday present (it was yesterday).
	7:56pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Song: "I've Gotta Be Me" by "SAMMY DAVIS JR." I forgot what a great voice Sammy Davis had. This song was covered a hundred times, but not with as much panache as his version. Yes, I said "panache"!
	7:57pm WR: ↳ Song: "I've Gotta Be Me" by "SAMMY DAVIS JR." I liked that Davis recording. I gotta plug the online findable vid of Sammy Davis Jr as Tonight show guest host and his guest is Sarah Vaughn. Yes, some incredible singing and some funny lines too.
	8:00pm Dan S: ↳ Listener Gregory @7:56 And you said it with such dash and flamboyance! :)
	8:05pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Song: "(If You Let Me Make Love to You Then) Why Can't I... This song was subject to a lot of ridicule at the time, as well as some adolescent speculation on how love-making without touching might work.
	8:06pm WR: ↳ WR @7:57 Here tis, Sammy and Sarah, for later. The last 4 or 5 minutes is them dueting, if you have time, the whole 17 minutes is good. youtu.be...
	8:12pm WR: The Helen Reddy "I don't know how to love him" was very successful for a certain audience segment.
	8:12pm Ike: Hi there!
	8:16pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "I Don't Know How To Love Him" by "Helen Reddy" That's an interesting historical footnote, that this was the last show tune to make it into the yearly Top 100. This was over 50 years ago now!
	8:22pm Dan S: We need Taylor Swift or Beyonce or someone like that to cover a show tune and make it a huge hit! Any suggestions for the song/artist? (I'm only semi-serious.)
	8:24pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Send in the Clowns" by "Judy Collins" This is one of the Judy Collins songs I was thinking of.
	8:26pm WR: ↳ Song: "Morning Glow" by "Michael Jackson" according to Wikipedia this was only released as a single in the UK and Australia and a couple of other markets. Just on the album in the US.
	8:28pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ doctorjazz @7:53 happy birthday MsJazz!!! :D
	8:29pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ Vinnie @7:22 aww I love this so much Vinnie!!! :)
	8:29pm Listener Gregory: ↳ WR @8:12 Interesting. I only remember hearing the Yvonne Elliman version, which perhaps was more popular on rock radio stations.
	8:29pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ Rich in Washington @7:27 I wish those stations were still a thing, I would unironically love to host a show on one of them lol
	8:29pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ Ike @8:12 hi there ike!!!
	8:31pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Dan S @8:22 Maybe some country music star could add pedal steel to a show tune and make a country hit out of it.
	8:31pm WR: ↳ doctorjazz @7:53 Belated Happy Birthday Ms Jazz!
	8:32pm Dan S: ↳ Bronwyn Bishop @8:29 Maybe A show, one show, but then I think you'd find the strict format much too confining.
	8:42pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ Listener Gregory @8:31 now there's an idea!
	8:42pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ Dan S @8:32 haha probably true
	8:46pm doctorjazz: Almost the end (and just finished preparing dinner), thanks BB, Great Weekend All!
	8:48pm Dan S: ↳ doctorjazz @8:46 Thanks! Same to you! Also, a belated happy birthday to Ms. Jazz!
	8:48pm northguineahills: helloing at the buzzer! haze bronwyn and lowered pH digits!
	8:50pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ doctorjazz @8:46 good night dr!!!
	8:51pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ northguineahills @8:48 and hello ngh!!!
	8:53pm TonyR: Was there ever anything else as beautiful as Disco?
	8:56pm Dan S: This was a fun show, Bronwyn! A definite crowd-pleaser! Well, I must admit I wasn't crazy about the disco versions of the show tunes, but maybe that's just me.
	8:57pm Ike: "It's the Angel Witch of disco recordings" -- ha ha ha ha!
	8:57pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for a wonderful show this evening, Bronwyn!
	8:59pm Listener Gregory: Fun idea for a show, Ms. B. Thanks as always for your efforts in putting these shows together.
	9:00pm ironybread: AW SHIT YEAH
	9:13pm WR: Thank you! Bronwyn! another great episode! I was finishing up cooking so could not comment for that two track disco set. Probably for the best.

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from September 6, 2024

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